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+Ought is defined as “to indicate something is probable” |
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+And - There many ways to interpret truth, that is dependent on how we frame action. The resolution is not a question of what the best framing is, but rather if the content of the statement is true under one. Rodl: Rödl, Sebastian. Self-Consciousness, Harvard University Press, 2007. pg. 71. |
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+This view is ...to p. |
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+Analytic |
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+I contend that the multiple worlds interpretation of metaphysics is true. The implication is that if MWI is true, then I have fulfilled my burden, as the resolution is a logical consequence. |
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+First – if MWI is true, you affirm. Monton: |
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+Fred is not ...hit a bullseye. |
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+Next is endless doppelgängers. Best estimates prove universe is infinite. Bostrom: |
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+In the standard ... review, see 2. |
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+Third – Endless repetition is guaranteed in an infinite universe. Greene: |
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+In an infinite ...cosmos—necessarily repeat. |
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+Fourth – Risk of MWI always out-weighs – key to avoiding quantum collapse. Vaidman: |
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+The reason for ... Pitowsky 2001. |
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+Underview 1 is Trivialism. |
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+Only trivialism avoids an infinite regress. Kabay |
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+Let us define ...nontrivial beings. |
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+Second, negating in a speech act has certain constraints. |
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+Kabay 2 |
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+Denial is a speech ...components being present. |
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+The speech act of negating fails because even arguing for not trivialism is consistent with trivialism. |
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+Kabay 3 |
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+But given that ...one can assert. |
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+Two impacts: A) there is no reason against trivialism, and B) it justifies affirming. |
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+Kabay 4 |
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+In addition, the...of the trivialist. |